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How do the learning and thinking of elementary school children differ from that of adolescent?
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I think it depends on the environment and also the development of the brain. Elementary children are somewhat in a different setting than adolescents. There will always be the peer pressure. In elementary school you are sort of more guided in your learning, but in high school with adolescents, you are guided and then expected to do more on your own. The level of freedom changes. The content matter and the level of the content matter changes. The brain expands and there is more to think about. Not to mention, the puberty comes in which adds a whole other dimension to what is being learned and what is being thought about in children and adolescents.
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